"The Unknowns" Hackers group hacked NASA, US Air Force, ESA, and Others

A hacker group called “The Unknowns” claimed that they hacked NASA, US Air Force, ESA, and Others high profile sites. They leaked documents in pastebin that allegedly proves they managed to gain unauthorized access to those sites.

The list of targets includes the Bahrain Ministry of Defense, Thai Royal Navy, a subdomain owned by car manufacturer Renault, Harvard University, French Ministryof Defense, Jordanian Yellow Pages, European Space Agency (ESA), US Military’s Joint Pathology Center, NASA’s Glenn Research Center and the US Air Force.

"Victims, we have released some of your documents and data, we probably harmed you a bit but that's not really our goal because if it was then all of your websites would be completely defaced but we know that within a week or two, the vulnerabilties we found will be patched and that's what we're actually looking for." Hackers said in the pastebin leak.


"We're ready to give you full info on how we penetrated threw your databases and we're ready to do this any time so just contact us, we will be looking forward for this."


To prove their findings, the hackers have made public a number of screenshots, along with large amounts of information obtained from the breached sites. The data dumps include usernames, passwords (some of which in clear-text), and other info taken from the various sites.